O P Presidential Candidates Open Final Drive
Chicago May 27 The Republican presidential race moves into its final push as 984 delegates loom, with Leonard Wood Johnson and Lowden leading a field of favorites. Contests across 15 states shape seating, while Wood and Johnson press for first ballot strength and steady momentum toward nomination. The convention hall work proceeds for over 13 000 seats with officials arriving to organize the event.
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Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Assoriated Press
Chicago
Vermont
Cally
Ign
Frank C. Low
South “Dakota
Indiana
Michigan
Hiram Johnson
Sendoward Sutherland
Westin
Oregon
Sutherland
West Virginia
London
Hall
Charles R. Hall
Coliseum
Will H . Hays
National Committee
Hays
A. T. Hert
Louisville
Divorce filings headline two cases in Akron court
Ruby Tracy sues Charlies Tracy alleging cruelty and neglect after a 1916 marriage, 1919 Akron divorce, rewed then separated. she says he is jailed for a felony in Akron. James Fickes of Lorain seeks divorce from Jute Fickes claiming infatuation and departure for Pennsylvania.
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Court House
Ruby Tracy
Charlies Tracy
Tracy
Akron
James Fickes
Lorain
Jute Fickes
Pennsylvania
State association seeks mothers pension for legitimate children
The state association of child welfare, largely judges and juvenile officers, adopted a resolution calling for an amendment to the fathers pension law to provide pensions for mothers of legitimate children. Presented by Common Pleas Judge Frank W. Geiger of Springfield, the proposal urged support.
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Associated Praga
Coluibua
State Association of Child Welfare
Probata
Common Pleas
Elyria Couple Granted Divorce Settlement Details
Emma Bishop sues Nicholas Bishop in Elyria. Judge Thompson grants Nicholas a divorce on his cross petition for gross neglect of duty. Emma gains custody of their child. Nicholas must pay $12 weekly for two years then $10 weekly thereafter. Property is equitably divided.
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Emma Bishop
Nicholas Bishop
Thompson
Local Names Mixed in Scrambled Notice
Readable fragments list multiple 40s and 20s aged individuals with professions and towns including Eaton Valley City Elyria Saginaw Caristle and Wellington. No clear event or outcome conveyed. appears as an unclear public or social notice with numerous pairs and ages.
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Asa Hance
Farmer
Eaton
Anna Hopkins
Jaaitrass
Aliria
Claude Teusch
Valley City
Blanche Kigz
Columbia
Bernard McDonald
D Entist
W.evelaid
Alice O'Donnell
Elyria
Arthur Mead
Clerk
Helen Ashbolt
Lorain
Edward Utzin
Carpenter
Saginaw
Emma Krekbush
Tain
Robert Watson
Teamster
Caristle
Edythe Baker
Wellington
Chas
Millard
Electrician
Maude Downey
Omnia
Miners Rejet New Proposed Pay Increase
The tri district convention of hard coal miners in Wilkes Barre rejects Secretary Wilson's wage proposal from the anthracite coal operators. Despite endorsement by United Mine Workers international officers, the miners vote down the contract, backing the committee’s recommendation to reject.
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Alumni Banquet Strengthens Blytia Business College ties
The Blytia Business College Alumni Association held its first meeting at the First Methodist church dining hall. Roy Morgan was elected president with Harold Smith as vice president and Gladys Standen as secretary. Miss Johnston, former school president, returned to address attendees with reflections on the school’s early days and future growth. Alvin Stellar gave the class prophecy and Mrs Kerney provided the original class song.
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Blytia Business College
First Methodist Church
Bo T.reece
2. M. Johnston
Pei
Miss Johnson
J.F. Burke
Dumor
Ednestness
Alvin Stellar
Kerney
Roy Morgan
Harold Smith
Gladys ‘Standen
Pauline Beck
Vera Hall
Donna Dyer
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions list includes Marcus Bloomer from county home and Mrs. Jennie Wheller of Strongville along with C. Becints R. D. Elyria and a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs R West on 7th Street. Discharged include Mrs. A. A. Boyd of Chase Street Mrs. F. Kirk and baby R. D.1 and Mrs. H. D. Harris of Middle Avenue.
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Marcus Bloomer
County Home
Jennie Wheller
Strongville
C. Becints
R. ‘D. Elyria
R. West
7Th St
A. A.‘ Boyd
Chase Street
F. Kirk
R. D.1
H. D. Harris
Middle Avenue
Wilson's Proposal Turned Down by Senate Panel
Washington May 27 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee disapproved President Wilson's plan for an African mandate over Armenia. Eleven to four favored reporting a resolution that Congress would not grant the executive power to accept a mandate over Armenia.
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Washington
Wilson
Armenia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Armetiia
Bomb Factory Located in Ohio Capital Provokes Alarm
A garbled report claims a bomb factory was found in the Ohio capital during May. A 15 year old boy and a local policeman were involved with a crowd calling Bolshevists. Authorities say the factory was a private fireworks shop for a Fourth of July celebration.
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Ohio Capital
Liceman
Ies Gerstner
Letal Park
Ghanber to Start Membership Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce plans a campaign to boost memberships with a special committee led by Lewis D Hutman M White Harry Dr Queen Dr Moyer and W J Shrap. Weekly meetings begin tomorrow at noon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lewis D
Hutman
M.whitehead
Harry
Queen
Dr. Moyer
W. J. Shrap
Avon and Pittsfield Memorial Day Speakers
Memorial day events in Avon and Pittsfield include a community celebration in Avon with a bronze memorial tablet for World War heroes to be unveiled. George H. Chamberlain will speak, with Rev. P. F. Haessler and Rev. C. B. Peck also presenting. Pittsfield will hold services at the M. B. Church with J. F. Burke as orator.
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Avon
George ‘H. Chimberlain
PF. A.haessler
C. B. Peck
Pittsfield
M. B
J. F. Burke
Seven Red Foxes Captured At Penfield Fox Farm Drive
Last Saturday in Penfield township a state game official from Wellington and companions surrounded a hollow log on R Jones farm. They captured seven foxes two alive and five in the colony, bringing them to the Wellington farm where twenty five other foxes resisted.
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Penfield
Ohio
Wellington
A. A. Jones
Wilber Newcomb
Sooy Brothers
F. Pelton
LaGrange
Penfield Township
R. Jones
Applications for Garette Dealers Licenses in Lorain County
Auditor M H Welty reports 135 retail and three wholesale licenses issued in Lorain. Elyria sees 45 retail and two wholesale. countywide 43 retail licenses. New law raises fees to 50 dollars retail and 200 dollars wholesale with penalties up to 800 dollars for late licensing. Several dealers likely missed timely applications to avoid higher fees.
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M. H. Welty
Lorain
Elyria
Welty
Brest
Wilson Vetoes Peage Treaty Through Message
President Wilson vetoed the peace resolution aimed at Germany. He said such a peace would stain U S gallantry and honor and that the resolution omits essential objectives for vindicating U S entry into World War I. He warned against drawing apart and pursuing narrow interests.
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Wilson
Germany
United States
Ver
Sailles
County Budget Says Large Tax Ask Ahead of Cuts
County commissioners outline an estimated spending plan totaling 950 000 for various funds with credits reducing to 600 700 before submission to the county budget commission for further pruning. Two grocers Holmes and Corbett seek to test the Lever Act's constitutionality in a federal injunction request filed May 27 at Toledo.
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Agricultural Society
31St St
County Budget Commission
Toledo
Mark E. Holmes
William P. Corbett
T:day
Palmer
Naval Budget Set At 436 Million By Conferees
Next year's naval appropriation was fixed at about 436 million dollars after senate and house conferees reached a complete agreement. The house had proposed 425.6 million while the senate had about 467 million, with aviation funded at 20 million as a compromise between 15.8 million and 25 million.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Two Japanese Banks Suspend After Silk Debts
Tokio reports the suspension of the Seventy Fourth Bank of Yokohama with Sobei Biogi as principal shareholder, followed by the Yokohama Savings Bank led by Mogi as president. The Seventy Fourth Bank held significant silk textile interests and faced heavy margin calls from silk speculators amid a raw silk price slump.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Seventy Fourth
Yokohama
Sobei Biogi
Yokohama Savings Bank
Mogi
Town of Borisve Captured by Bolsheviks
A Soviet official statement received from Moscow claims the town of Borisve on the Beresina river near the Minsk Smolensk railway junction has been captured by Bolshevik forces in their campaign against the Poles.
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Associated Bressi
London
Borisve
Beresina
Minsk Smolensk
Moscow
Cleveland Saloonist Joyce Bonds Out in Murder Case
John W. Joyce a former saloon keeper in Cleveland posted a 325000 bond and was released after sixty hours in jail. He is charged with second degree murder in the death of Harold C. Kagy an auto dealer who said Joyce shot him on May 5. Kagy died last Sunday night.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
John W. Joyce
Joyce
Harold C. Kagy
Kagy
Lind Evitente
Burris-Jenking
Kansas City Post
Jolteté
Bic
Use
Treac
McAdgo
San Francisco
Meade
A. Thompson
Npaigi
Tor Harding
Hanya
Asr
Thes
Lean
Wood
Senate
Campaiey
Connecticut
General Wood
S.r
Grafton Secures New Auto Parts Factory
The Beard Tire Co of Lisbon Ohio will open a one story brick factory in Grafton to manufacture Toggle Joint Bumpers for cars. The project aims to employ about one hundred workers, allowing locals who previously commuted to Elyria to find work in town. This follows another new foundry locating in Grafton in recent weeks.
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Grafton
Chamber of Commerce
Beard Tire Co
Lisbon
Ohio
H. W. McQuade
Elyria
County Hears Bridge Repair Bid Schedule
County commissioners will solicit bids on June T1 for repair work on several bridges. Estimates by the county engineer include Peck bridge Brighton 938.20 Valkenberg bridge Penfield 242 Wilson bridge Penfield 477.20 plus superstructure 419.89 Kelsey bridge Hartington 955.30 and superstructure 353.90. Elyria Steel Products Co. is authorized to increase capital stock from 150000 to 300000.
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Peck
Brighton
Valkenberg
Penfield
Wilson
Kelsey
Hartington
Seven Miners to Be Arraigned November 8
Fifty seven bituminous coal miners and operators in Indianapolis pleaded not guilty to Lever Act charges in federal court. Judge A B Anderson set arraignment for November 8 after overruling a demurrer by Charles Evans, counsel for United Mine Workers officials. The indictment, March 11, contains five counts. other counts were quashed as unconstitutional.
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Indianapolis
A.B. Anderson
Charles Evans Xoughes
United
Federal
Grand Jury
Judse Adderson
Brethren Church Votes Against Use of Phonographs
Logansport Indiana May 27 Brethren Church conference closes after five day session on a farm east of town voting against the use or presence of talking machines phonographs and graphophones in members homes. Detectives Kill Mac Cleveland May 27 a railroad detective battle ends with Hugh Goodman shot through the heart when he attacked another detective with a knife after being found in a freight car.
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Associated Pieers
Logansport
Ind
The
Brethren Church
Here
Mac Cleveland
Hugh Goodman
James Givens
Nickel Plate Railroad
Goodman
Frank Stulinski
Speaker Advises Elva to Plan for the Future
Morris Knowles addressed a Chamber of Commerce meeting on City Planning. He urged long range zoning, building codes, and coordinated street layouts to guide future development and preserve city character.
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Elva
Morris Knowles
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Whelan
Chamber
Knowles
Messrs. Miller
Schnell
Alexander
Fauver
Lorain
McKee
Toledo
Garvin
Cleveland
Beantly
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